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I pipped an acne 9 months ago, the dermato gave me bnzamycin now the acne scar :the hole is smaller but the redness persist! will the redness go away?
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It should: See your dermatologist if it has not resolved and may still be inflamed for possible further medical therapy.
Answered 4/4/2014
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